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 1   1, 20    |        He is the medium both of irrational and rational animals, and
 2   1, 25    |          and into the nature of irrational bodies, His own rational
 3   1, 27    |      and immortal, rational and irrational; in matter too, both cold
 4   1, 34    |       in the beings rational or irrational: at once He provides every
 5   1, 44    |     after these, those that are irrational. After the primary essences
 6   1, 44    |       in the nature and name of irrational. For these are thy slaves,
 7   1, 47    |         And, How is it with the irrational animals ? Have they not
 8   1, 47    |        nor of the sense that is irrational: they belong solely to that
 9   1, 47    |    possess nothing beyond these irrational animals; that like these
10   1, 47    |        is within thee, to these irrational beings, the whole of which
11   1, 47    |          Will then, neither the irrational nature of the animals, nor
12   1, 47    |   animals, nor this common name irrational, nor (yet) the openly apparent
13   1, 50    |   manner and  ./. usages of the irrational animals. For these, destitute (
14   1, 72    |   differing in nothing from the irrational and ignorant infant, or,
15   1, 74    |         after the manner of the irrational animal, even make use of
16   1, 74    |       its being even with those irrational animals, which may just
17   1, 78    |      also been unmindful. These irrational itchings and delusions of
18   2, 3     |       to that of being the most irrational of all. Hence2 it was that
19   2, 9     | Reverend name, every species of irrational animal, and noxious reptile7!
20   2, 12    |       Divine power, and that of irrational mortal nature. On this account,
21   2, 16    |        of all, placing under an irrational Fate, and natural necessity,
22   2, 19    |       the things alone that are irrational and inanimate, which are
23   2, 19    |    things, which are inanimate, irrational, as being without beginning,
24   2, 21(49)|         as well as those of the irrational animals, will perish with
25   2, 32    | considered by the sense that is irrational, and was, and is corruptible;
26   2, 44    |          and of the rest of the irrational animals ; and, that (these)
27   2, 46    |    which is to be considered by irrational sense:—this too, which is
28   2, 49    |    blood, and the sacrifices of irrational animals: shewing by this
29   2, 82    |       rational, became the most irrational of all. Nor was there any
30   2, 83    |     merely) for a flock that is irrational. For, it is man (only) of
31   2, 83    |          given up every kind of irrational animal in subjection. It
32   3, 12    |   beasts, reptiles, noxious and irrational animals; but should acknowledge
33   3, 39    |         not to animals that are irrational; and healed44, by the medicines
34   3, 61    |    worse than that of the whole irrational nature of beasts! On these
35   3, 65    |      inanimate (in itself,) and irrational; -- nor, that the primitive
36   3, 69    |      honour the nature which is irrational, and of Beasts, through
37   3, 71    |      yet with the sacrifices of irrational animals: much less will
38   4, 6     |        place of these which are irrational. Nor shalt thou again draw
39   4, 24    |         and leads that which is irrational; so also is it with respect
40   5, 5     |       or with the sacrifices of irrational animals ? Neither with blood
41   5, 5     |     blood and the sacrifices of irrational animals, or by those of
42   5, 6     |       like the animals that are irrational, but that (the faculties)